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SirThomasMore
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Wow…if Nibley was not LDS, Diana would be supporting the daughter.She isn’t making it up. She honestly believes it. The problem is…she is mentally ill. This is a generally accepted fact, even by those who know her and do NOT like the church.
This isn’t a matter of her being ‘out to get’ either her dad or her faith. It’s a matter of her own mental state, and shouldn’t be used against either Nibley OR her.
As to whether it is possible for something like this to happen…of course it is. Look at the McMartin preschool debacle. I also have a very personal experience with this sort of thing. My cousin is also convinced that her father molested her, and tells several stories about these incidents. As it happens, not only are NONE of the incidents she relates provable, the vast majority of them are impossible. For instance, several of them, she insists, occured at a time when she was in Utah—and her father was in Australia. It was physically impossible for her stories to be true.
It has taken many years, and a great deal of therapy, for her to simply INTELLECTUALLY agree that those things did not happen, but she is still emotionally convinced that they did.
So, m’friend, before you start taking this as gospel truth just because you are looking for things to tar the church with, it would be a good idea to take a good hard look to see if your tar brush actually has…you know, TAR on it.
The best defense in these cases is to attack the victim. Diana does that…calling her mentally ill.
Maybe it was the abuse that caused her mental illness, if indeed she has one. I watched an interview of her…she certainly did not appear mentall ill.
I am not saying it happened. I am not saying it did not. I am saying that the denials by the family mean little to me, based on my experience.
But, the types of attacks against her, sure make it seem more likely she told the truth